After Chen Yonglin, senior diplomat from the Chinese Consulate in Sydney, Australia and Hao Fengjun, a police officer with the Tianjin City 610 Office, resigned from the Chinese Communist Party, Han Guangsheng, the former head of the Shenyang City Judicial Bureau and the deputy head of the Shenyang City Police Department in Liaoning Province recently…
Sydney’s University of Technology (UTS) has stood up to pressure from the Chinese Communist Party by refusing to remove mention of a Falun Dafa meditation club from its website. As a result, the UTS website has been blocked in China, which is expected to lower the number of incoming Chinese students, substantially affecting university revenue.
Chinese spies are closely monitoring New Zealand groups which the Chinese government fears. Recently, Falun Gong Practitioners interviewed Mr. Hao Fengjun, one of three Chinese defectors in Australia regarding Chinese espionage activities overseas.
A number of people told us that they were pleased to see themselves what Falun Gong is although they had heard about Falun Gong before. Some said that they don’t understand why the Chinese Communist Party would persecute people doing something like this.
After several weeks of planning, Falun Gong practitioners, in conjunction with the Australia Chinese Cultural & Art Association Inc, held the grand opening of the Uncompromising Courage art exhibition at the Royal Queensland Arts Society on the Gold Coast.
After learning that Australia’s Foreign Minster, Mr Alexander Downer, had yet again signed the two certificates banning all amplified sound and all banners and anything else displaying messages at the Chinese Embassy in Canberra for the 40th month in a row, practitioners held an appeal in front of Brisbane’s DFAT.
Australia Human Rights lawyer Bernard Collaery has filed a lawsuit in the Canberra Federal Court against Foreign Minister Alexander Downer, for abusing the privilege of his position by continually issuing certificates for the last three years to restrain Falun Gong practitioners from displaying banners and playing exercise music in front of the Chinese Embassy in…
China Seeks To Make Australia Part of Its “Great Border Area”; The CCP Thinks The Australian Government Can Be Bought; Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Helped the CCP to Wriggle Out of a Difficult Lawsuit.
On 22nd June, Canberra practitioners held candle light vigil outside the Chinese Embassy in memory of Gao Rongrong who was persecuted to death and strongly condemned the Chinese Communist regime’s atrocities.
This survey was prepared by the World Organisation to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (Australia Branch) to investigate claims of harassment of Australian citizens because of their practice of Falun Gong.
According to Chen, Chinese leaders have been forming personal, close relationships with top Australian officials of the last several years. So close that the Chinese government has been receiving legal assistance from the Australian government in fighting off a torture law suit from an Australian citizen who was imprisoned on a return trip to China,…
The motion regarding Falun Gong was passed in the senate on 20 June.